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10/25
09:17
Chinese SoftBank-backed drone maker XAG says it wants every farmer to own their own robot
Chinese SoftBank-backed drone maker XAG says it wants every farmer to own their own robot. The Chinese startup believes driverless crop sprayers are the answer to dwindling labor and rising temperatures.
09:12
As elections in the US and Israel approach, the potential resumption of military action against Iran
As elections in the US and Israel approach, the potential resumption of military action against Iran has once again become a focal point, leading to heightened tensions in the Middle East and increased risks to energy supplies from the Persian Gulf. According to Xinhua News Agency, Israel will hold parliamentary elections on October 27, and the US will have its midterm elections on November 3. Against this backdrop, shipping and maritime security risks in the Strait of Hormuz continue to rise. The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) stated on the 23rd that the volume of vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, as recorded by the agency, is about 70% lower than pre-conflict levels, and the maritime security threat level in the area remains "critical." Brent crude futures have risen over 80% year-to-date, with US gasoline prices also climbing, and the rising cost of living is posing a challenge to the Republican Party's election prospects. Analysts believe that Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu might view a war with Iran as a way to alleviate their respective domestic political pressures, but military action could also further damage their political futures. The US has dispatched a third aircraft carrier strike group to the Persian Gulf and deployed over 10,000 sailors and Marines. Iran, for its part, has intensified its preparations and hinted that it might damage submarine fiber optic cables in the Strait of Hormuz if attacked, while also expressing willingness to give diplomacy another chance.
09:05
Fighting has intensified in Yemen's Taiz
Fighting has intensified in Yemen's Taiz, with Houthi (Ansar Allah) fighters attempting to break through government defenses and capture the city. Military operations are ongoing, with clashes reported on both western and eastern fronts, as well as from multiple directions including the northeast, northwest, and southern entrance. Local authorities have warned the Houthis against recruiting children in recently controlled areas of Taiz.
09:03
Sri Lanka's real estate market is experiencing a luxury property boom
Sri Lanka's real estate market is experiencing a luxury property boom, bringing optimism to Chinese developers. However, analysts warn that repeated disappointments in Chinese overseas property investments over the past decade, coupled with uneven regulation in Sri Lanka, could lead to excessive speculation and a market downturn. Wang Feng, Chairman of Shanghai Yilang Capital, stated that Chinese developers have learned lessons from the domestic market and will remain cautious. Three new luxury residential projects in Colombo Port City (developed in partnership by China Harbour Engineering Company and the Sri Lankan government) have attracted local buyers, with a total investment of $650 million, and developers expect returns of up to 100% within four years. A survey by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka showed that over 20% of apartments were purchased for investment in Q1 2026, and the share of high-end project sales rose from 33% a year ago to 52%. Despite market optimism, regulatory questions remain, as the Sri Lanka Condominium Management Authority primarily regulates completed buildings and has limited capacity to oversee the rapidly changing pre-sale market. Additionally, China Merchants Port Holdings announced on October 15 its withdrawal from a $280 million logistics hub project investment in Colombo.
08:43
Donald Trump's Iran war policy is "the reason for the rise in prices of almost all goods
Former U.S. President Barack Obama stated at a campaign rally in Ohio that Donald Trump's Iran war policy is "the reason for the rise in prices of almost all goods." Obama noted that during his tenure, he prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons through a diplomatic agreement, whereas Trump's policy has led to Iran now having veto power over the Strait of Hormuz, which in turn has driven up the prices of oil, diesel, and other commodities. Obama made these remarks at a campaign rally at the Cleveland Public Auditorium on October 24, U.S. Eastern Time.
08:31
Murad confirmed he had "round-tripped" $81 million in unrealized memecoin gains
At the TOKEN2049 conference, Murad confirmed he had "round-tripped" $81 million in unrealized memecoin gains, stating he expects his wallet assets to eventually reach billions of dollars and plans to hold for another 6 to 8 years. According to a Cointelegraph report in April, his publicly tracked portfolio had fallen from a peak of $67 million in July 2025 to approximately $8.1 million, primarily holding SPX6900, with no significant sales recorded at the time.
08:22
Trump hints at possible Sunday Iran attack or major deal with Tehran.
08:19
Mishaboar posted on X, proposing several measures for the growth of the Dogecoin ecosystem
Dogecoin (DOGE) community member Mishaboar posted on X, proposing several measures for the growth of the Dogecoin ecosystem. He emphasized that commercial companies should prioritize supporting Dogecoin Core and its development, including ensuring its security and updates, and conducting rigorous code reviews. Additionally, Mishaboar called for support for the broader ecosystem, including alternative node implementations and open-source projects by independent developers, as well as transparent data-driven research. He also suggested that commercial companies create technically sound and transparent products, clearly define business models, disclose risks, and care for users. Mishaboar pointed out that Dogecoin's openness, decentralization, and lack of control are its greatest assets. This move comes a few days after the establishment of Dogecoin Labs on October 21, which aims to integrate Dogecoin's product teams, technology, and applications, including MyDoge, DogeOS, and Such App.
08:04
Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro remain about even on the eve of Sunday’s election run-off
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro remain about even on the eve of Sunday’s election run-off, shows a CNT/MDA poll. The right-wing senator, the eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, would receive 46.3 percent of the vote compared with 45 percent for the leftist Lula, according to the poll released on Saturday. A Datafolha institute survey published on Thursday suggested the pair are now tied with 50 percent support each, compared with Bolsonaro’s four-point lead in polls published two weeks ago.
08:04
Israel has imposed a lockdown and displaced thousands of Palestinians from their homes in Hebron
Israel has imposed a lockdown and displaced thousands of Palestinians from their homes in Hebron, as the military conducts raids in the occupied West Bank following the deaths of two Israeli soldiers. Hebron’s mayor Yousef al-Ja’bari told Al Jazeera that 2,200 people had been forced from their homes as hundreds of Israeli raids took place since Friday’s attack by two Palestinian gunmen on an Israeli army reserve base. The two Palestinians were killed, as well as the two Israeli soldiers. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu then ordered a “full lockdown” of the West Bank following the attack. Israeli forces have arrested about 70 Palestinians in raids across the West Bank, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society said.
07:47
Palestinians with work permits will be barred from settlements in the occupied West Bank
Palestinians with work permits will be barred from settlements in the occupied West Bank, except industrial zones and other approved areas, on Sunday and Monday, the Israeli army said on X. In addition, it said that there will be a complete ban on the “entry and exit of Palestinian workers to all of [the occupied West Bank], and the Jordan Valley, including industrial zones, and the closure of all land crossings, throughout the entire election day, October 27, 2026.”
07:22
China's commerce ministry on Saturday urged the United States
China's commerce ministry on Saturday urged the United States to stop expanding restrictions on American investments in China, stating that a proposed rule on sensitive technologies would disrupt trade ties. The U.S. Treasury Department issued proposals on Thursday to update its outbound-investment security program, adding biotechnology to restricted sectors and expanding coverage of high-performance computing and hypersonic systems. Beijing firmly opposed the proposal, calling it "discriminatory" and reserving the right to take unspecified countermeasures.
07:12
Violent explosions have been reported in southern Yemen
Violent explosions have been reported in southern Yemen, between the provinces of Lahij and Aden, according to Al Jazeera's colleagues on the ground. More information will be provided when available.
06:48
Esmaeil Baghaei, has urged France, Germany and the UK
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaei, has urged France, Germany and the UK (known as the E3) to demonstrate the seriousness of their commitment to diplomacy. Baghaei told IRNA that forums like the recent Istanbul meeting between E3 and Middle Eastern foreign ministers must examine the root causes of military action in the region. He condemned the E3's 'double standards' regarding their inaction in the face of US and Israeli military aggression against Iran, their comprehensive support for Israel, and their 'destructive approaches' towards Iran’s nuclear issue.
06:45
Israeli soldiers fired tear gas in Halhul
The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that Israeli soldiers fired tear gas in Halhul, north of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, leading to nine people, including six children, receiving treatment for "suffocation." This incident followed an Israeli military operation in Hebron on Friday, after two Palestinians were killed after they fatally shot two Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint near the city.
06:03
Israeli forces raid several towns in occupied West Bank’s Jenin governorate, injuring at least four people
The Palestinian news agency Wafa reported on Saturday evening that Israeli forces raided a number of towns in the Jenin area of the occupied West Bank. Soldiers entered houses and shops, assaulted people at checkpoints, and fired gas and stun grenades towards homes. Wafa stated that two people were injured during these actions, and two others were injured in separate incidents southeast and east of Jenin.
05:49
Iranian Embassy in Baghdad Denies Smuggling Allegations, Urges Iraq to Address Claims
The Iranian Embassy in Baghdad vehemently denied smuggling accusations made by Ali Zaidi, an aide to the Iraqi Prime Minister. The accusations claimed Iran used the Sheeb border crossing between the two countries to smuggle drugs and counterfeit currency. The Iranian diplomatic mission issued a statement on X, urging Iraqi authorities to clarify their stance on these allegations and stating that such accusations harm bilateral relations.
05:48
Iranian President Pezeshkian accused the United States of causing the failure of the agreement, urged a resumption of negotiations, and warned that any limited strike would be met with a "multiplied" response.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the United States of causing the collapse of an interim agreement aimed at ending the war with the U.S. and Israel, but simultaneously urged both sides to return to negotiations and "complete the deal." This follows former U.S. President Donald Trump's statement on Friday that he might take "another small epic rage" action, sparking concerns about a potential resumption of military conflict. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned that even a limited strike would provoke a "multiplied" retaliation. Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, stated on Saturday that U.S. warships are not permitted to enter the Gulf under any circumstances.
05:33
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will urge German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on October 28 to extend the EU's preferential treatment for electric vehicles to Japanese products.
05:28
GCC Secretary-General Condemns 'Heinous' Houthi Attacks on Saudi, Citing Missile Shrapnel Falling in Mecca and Other Cities
GCC Secretary-General Jasem Mohamed AlBudaiwi condemned the latest Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, calling them a "blatant disregard for the lives and safety of civilians and a criminal escalation that threatens the security and stability of the region." Riyadh earlier reported that parts of two ballistic missiles fell in Mecca, with shrapnel from the interceptions falling on Jeddah, Taif, and Rabigh. AlBudaiwi added that "exposing Mecca to the dangers of these attacks constitutes a grave violation of the sanctity of holy sites."
05:16
Houthis attack Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Aden; Saudi Arabia claims to intercept two missiles targeting Mecca and Medina.
The Houthi movement launched a series of attacks on Saturday targeting Saudi Arabia and Aden, the seat of Yemen's internationally recognized government. Yemen's Ministry of Transport condemned the Houthi attack on Aden International Airport with two ballistic missiles, stating it was the fourth such attack this month. Saudi civil defense authorities reported that two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis towards Mecca and Medina were intercepted. Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, condemned the Houthi attacks as "heinous." The Houthis denied attacking Mecca and Medina but claimed responsibility for striking three Saudi airports, oil infrastructure, and an airbase. Yemeni government forces stated they killed over 300 Houthi militants in the past 24 hours.
05:00
UN and human rights organizations condemn Israeli evictions in Hebron, while Israeli ministers express support.
The United Nations, Palestinian officials, and human rights organizations have condemned Israel's military operations in Hebron, stating that they have led to the displacement of Palestinians. Meanwhile, far-right Israeli ministers have expressed support for these actions. Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for operations to proceed "exactly according to the Gaza model," while National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir demanded the "dismantling" of the Palestinian Authority and tighter restrictions on Palestinians. Mustafa Barghouti, Secretary-General of the Palestinian National Initiative, stated that the blockade would turn every city and village into "small prisons," constituting collective punishment that would "lead to an explosion." Mayy El Sheikh, spokesperson for the UN Human Rights Office, called this "another episode in endless suffocating measures" that make Palestinian lives "increasingly unbearable." The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem warned that these plans constitute "collective punishment and acts that may amount to war crimes." Hamas described the operation as an extension of Israeli "criminal aggression."
04:50
Al Jazeera: Israel imposes full blockade and military operation in West Bank, potentially impacting Tuesday's general election
Israel is preparing to impose a full lockdown on the occupied West Bank and has launched a large-scale military operation, including house-to-house searches, demolitions, and arrests of Palestinians, displacing many Palestinian families, after a shootout in Hebron killed two soldiers. Palestinians accuse Israel of collective punishment. With Tuesday's general election approaching, far-right politicians are using the attack to push for annexation and tougher policies against Palestinians.
04:43
Riyadh Airport in Saudi Arabia adjusted operations after the attack, designating separate terminals for domestic and international flights.
King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, announced updated air travel arrangements after operations were suspended following a Houthi attack in mid-October. Starting this Sunday (October 25), the airport will designate separate terminals for domestic and international flights. Although the airport resumed operations on October 17, airlines previously still required permission from the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) for takeoffs and landings, leading to extended suspensions for some flights.
04:30
Trump says it's a possibility he will attack Iran.
04:28
ZEC (Zcash) surged 6.17% in 4 hours, now trading at $1,208.87.
04:26
Trump: May have to "finish the job on Iran" or make a deal, either way will win
04:26
Trump says once a deal is reached with Russia and Ukraine, the U.S. will be able to do business with both
04:22
Donald Trump Says He Spoke With Musk About Starlink Service in Ukraine
04:18
Israeli forces raid hundreds of homes in Hebron, displacing around 300 Palestinian families; Netanyahu vowed to "destroy this place"
Israeli forces are conducting house-to-house raids in Hebron, turning dozens of homes into military interrogation centers and displacing around 300 Palestinian families from the al-Jalda neighborhood. This operation in the occupied West Bank follows an attack near the city that killed two Israeli soldiers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that troops would go from house to house in the suspected gunmen's neighborhood, vowing to "destroy this place, to change it completely."

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